Young Danish Photography is an annually reoccurring exhibition, which has had the goal since it was founded in 1998 of solidifying the interest in, and the knowledge of, the works of young Danish photographers.

In the autumn of 2014 Galleri Image showed the Danish artist Emil Salto's exhibition Abstract cloud, curved line, prism, nothing. The works were inspired by both scientific experiments and mystic theories

In November 2014 Galleri Image hosted a seminar on art, architecture and media architecture in collaboration with Aarhus Centre for Litterature and Aarhus Center for Visual Art.

The German photographer Thomas Kellner was visiting Aarhus from the 28th of October until the 4th of November to prepare his contribution to the project FRESH EYES - international artists rethink Aarhus

In the Autumn of 2014 Galleri Image presented the first exhibition in Denmark by British art photographer Stephen Gill.

In cooperation with The Aarhus School of Achitecture and The Jutland Art Academy, Galleri Image arranged the first festival in Denmark dedicated to photobooks. The festival featured books from South Korea, Russia, Ireland, and Germany to name just a few.

Galleri Image was once again invited to The China Pingyao International Photography Festival. This year we presented the Danish artist Michelle Eistrup and her project Wild as the Wind.

In August 2014 Galleri Image exhibited at Photo Collect Copenhagen with works from Image Collection

Irish photographer Miriam O'Connor visited Aarhus in August 2014 in relation to the project FRESH EYES

At Gallery Night Aarhus 2014 Gallery Image presented works by the Brazilian artist Rodrigo Braga. These photo- and video pieces discussed the fundamental relationship between man and nature.

New Generation presented works by eight of the most talented young Korean photographers who have graduated from Chung-Ang University, Seoul, in 2013 and 2014.

Kenyan artist Mimi Cherono Ng'ok visited Sigrids Stue in Gellerrup in collaboration with Galleri Image and CKU. The aim was to make postcards from the area in collaboration with the youngsters in the neighbourhood.

In Flower! Power of Dreams the artist duo HUMAN SITES sohn+isaksen (Bodil Sohn og Else Ploug Isaksen) installed various kinds of manipulated photos of flowers and plants using them as symbols of growth and metamorphosis.

On February 19th Galleri Image hosted a Book Mecca

January 10 Galleri Image opened its doors to the exhibition THREE KNOTS by Finnish artist Antti Laitinen, who represented Finland at this year's Venice Biennale.